My life changed on Jan. 5 when I landed in Ireland. Throughout my time here so far, my experiences have contributed to my new personal love affair with travel and my own development. Coming from...

In recent events that have unfolded into a mess within Suffolk’s administration, the “he said/she said” soap opera has formed a sense of community on campus through students and faculty with rallies...

Twenty hours across the world by plane, sophomore business major Lesley Ta was landing at midnight on a path toward a new journey, a home far away from home: Hanoi, Vietnam. After noting her parents haven’t...

With endless breaking reports on terrorism throughout the international community, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) has become the most infamously discussed terrorist group as of late. Suffolk...

The Japanese Student Association brought a festival of games and original dishes to the Bunkasai Festival Thursday. President and founder of the Japanese Student Association, Tsuyoshi Nakajima, enjoyed...

Media coverage across the globe has recently catered to specific tragedies across the world. More than 100 people were killed by the terrorist attacks in Paris last month where news outlets were sent...

Due to recent attacks in Paris, the security and strength of Europe is heading toward serious questioning. Mary Yntema, the president and CEO of WorldBoston, introduced Secretary General at the Organization...

The  violence in Paris has shocked the world. In the scope of Boston, which is home to thousands of international college students, the outrage is palpable. Recent Suffolk University graduate Sylvain...

By Danielle Silva This is the third year the Taiwanese Student Association (TSA) transformed one of Suffolk’s common areas into a replica of the Taiwanese night market on Thursday. Chi Chen...

  China has decided to end its one-child policy, a breakthrough for the strict, 35-year-old law. China’s one-child policy was implemented by the government in 1980 by Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping...